Currently Reading: Baltimore

“Housing and real estate account for almost 1/5th of Maryland’s gross state product,” said Mary C. Antoun, Chief Executive Officer of the Maryland Association of Realtors. “Traditionally, the housing sector leads the economy out of recession and into more robust … Continue reading →

This week I may bounce around a little bit, just to give you a heads up. It should come as no surprise though since the style and format of my writing is normally about as structurally sound as a third … Continue reading →

I left you kind of abruptly last week and without closure. For that I apologize. I won’t belabor the intro, I’ll just pick up where I left off. My wife had arrived safely in Baltimore to attend her grandmother’s funeral … Continue reading →

This past weekend I had the opportunity to attend the Preakness at Pimlico Race Track. It is pretty cool that if you live in Maryland you have access to be able to attend this race. When you are at Preakness … Continue reading →

Large populations of the Eastern Shore greatly enjoy eating fish. Fish caught in our local waters tend to be extremely fresh, really tasty, cooked quickly, and benefit our fishing market and coastal economy. Supporting fisherman, eating fresh seafood, and dining … Continue reading →